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Leverhulme awards reflect 香港六合彩 diversity and excellence
18 September 2006
Six new awards from the Leverhulme Trust to members of the 香港六合彩 community reflect the diversity and excellence of research at the university.
Research Fellowships were awarded to: Professor James Croll (香港六合彩 Civil & Enviromental Engineering), to study thermal ratchets in glacial and periglacial mechanics; Professor Julian Graffy (香港六合彩 School of Slavonic & East European Studies), to examine the representation of foreigners in Russian film; Dr Andrew Hemingway (香港六合彩 History of Art), for 'American Modern: Precisionist painting and reification', and Professor David Tuckett (香港六合彩 Psychology), to conduct a psychoanalytic study of investment markets.
Early Career Fellowships were awarded to Giancarlo Gavioli (香港六合彩 Electronic & Electrical Engineering), to explore 160Gb/s digital optical devices, and Kristin Kovarovic (香港六合彩 Anthropology), for 'Hominin Palaeoecology: Comparing fossil bovid evidence'.
The Leverhulme Trustees place special weight on the originality of the projects put to them, the significance of the proposed work, the ability to judge and take appropriate risk in the project, and the removal of barriers between traditional disciplines.
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